HANCOCK & MOORE


THE TRADITION WE HOLD IS NOT OLD-FASHIONED, BUT TIMELESS Since our foundation, Hancock & Moore has worked from one basic principle—to build fine furniture of uncompromising quality that endures for generations. Whether traditional or contemporary in style, our frames are solidly built. The corners are double-doweled and reinforced with corner blocks that are screwed into place. That is how we ensure the joints will last for generations to come. Features such as our eight-way hand-tied springs, too labor- intensive for most manufacturers, give us a distinctive niche in the industry. Up to 80 hours are spent constructing a Hancock & Moore piece—the time needed for the quality construction that has become our hallmark.


BRING OUR PASSION HOME Passion. It’s in the air we breathe and the water we drink. We are more than a group of craftsmen who simply make furniture. We take pride in our craft, which permeates every part of our lives. At Hancock & Moore, we uphold integrity and honor tradition. Since 1981, our experience has taught us to never compromise and remain firm in our roots. We are proud to identify as the creators of America’s finest furniture because we are one of the last furniture makers that handcrafts every piece in America. Create your own Hancock & Moore original and bring our passion home with you.


LEATHER IS ICONIC


Indicative of luxury at the highest level, leather is a timeless material that only gets better with age. Our designers scour tanneries across the globe in search of the highest grade, unique leathers. We comb through each leather to ensure perfection and quality control that are second to none. From snakeskin embossed ottomans to black suede sofas, leather adds luster to any space, from traditional to contemporary. Like a pebbled leather wallet or quilted lambskin moto jacket, our leather furniture evokes the same level of high style as a designer fashion piece.


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